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[Nettime-bold] [ShahidulNews] May issue of Meghbarta now out |
Editorial: Words and pictures commemorating May Day. In search of the shade of the Banyan tree: Shahidul Alam looks at transterritoriality. Exiles, displacement and the dreams of migrant workers. Flood Control: Water Management and Water Logging : Water, once an asset of Bangladesh has now become a liability. Mahmud Hanif investigates. Globalization, deprivation and poverty: Fidel Castro looks at capitalist globalisation. Alamtaj Begum : Freedom Fighter Shamim Ara interviews fellow freedom fighter Alamtaj Begum reliving their shared histories of '71. Washington seize, an assessment: An overview of resistance programmes in April 16th and 17th against the World Bank and IMF in Washington, by Michael Albert. In the Streets around IMF: Deirdre Griswold, gives an hour by hour account of the historic day. Land, Shrimp and People: Export oriented shrimp cultivation at Sudharampur thana in Noakhali Zila caused violence, killing, eviction, crime and court harassment for the local inhabitants. Arshad Siddiqui investigates. Setting fire in slums : New way for eviction? The government, facing protest from socio-political organizations and resistance from slum- dwellers, as well as a Supreme Court order not to evict slum dwellers without proper rehabilitation, has changed tack. Mysterious fires are now setting ablaze the slums. Barkat Ullah Maruf elaborates. Fuel of the poor: The poor of Bangladesh spend more on fuel than the rich. Zahidul Islam narrates experiences of poor households in Dhaka city who struggle to collect fuel. 1000 million taka arrears for Garment workers: Garment workers, human component of the highest foreign exchange earning sector, have never received their low wage regularly. Barkatullah Maruf reports on one garment factory. Sunrise to sunset for 15 taka: Fulrani earns 30 cents for a full day's work. S.M. Masud Al Mamun looks at her life. Selina: Munira Morshed Munni tells the story of one of the thousands of women food sellers in Dhaka exposing their class and gender vulnerability. Life of a Worker, Personal and Collective: Ayub Ali an old activist and an ex-industrial worker expresses his anger, frustration but also his determination. This is the first part of his long story. Fish in danger: Taslima Miji writes on environmental effects of chemical fertilizer and pesticides on traditional fish resources of Bangladesh. Dollar, Pound, Hot and Spicy: Audity Falguni looks at the black market trading in cash foreign exchange. Ethnic Minorities undercounted: Priscilla Raj summarizes findings by SEHD which reveals a number game the government plays to undercount minorities. Exams are a privilege: Taslima Akhter reports on a month long campaign of 132 girl students to appear for the H.S.C. examination. Photo Story: 1407, Bangla New Year in Dhaka. Takdoomadoom: Stories, paintings and reports by children. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Now the best and coolest websites come right to you based on your unique interests. eTour.com is surfing without searching. And, it's FREE! http://click.egroups.com/1/3013/3/_/802185/_/957252213/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Shahidul Alam Drik Picture Library www.drik.net, www.drik.org Subscribe: ShahidulNews-subscribe@egroups.com Unsubscribe: ShahidulNews-unsubscribe@egroups.com _______________________________________________ Nettime-bold mailing list Nettime-bold@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-bold